Getting more comfort and lower bills from Ceilingo thin insulation

What our clients say

Renovating an older house:In a village in the French countryside, Mme Georges recently renovated her nineteenth century house with our thin thermal insulation R'BULL. "I am surprised by how well this insulation works. My house stays cool in summer and holds the heat in winter, and it took no heavy building work," says Mme Georges.

Building a music studio:M. Leroy chose our R'Acoustic 20 for his music studio. "This insulation transformed the room. It holds a comfortable temperature and it improved the acoustics," he says.

Compared with conventional insulation

Set against conventional products, our thin thermal insulation has clear advantages in how easily it goes in and how it performs. Taking up almost no depth, and acting as both a barrier and a reflector, it suits a wide range of situations.

A guide to fitting thin thermal insulation

Fitting our thin thermal insulation is straightforward, provided a few points are respected. Here are the ones that decide the result:

• Preparing the surface: make sure the area is clean and dry.
• Cutting to size: measure and cut so the product fits the space exactly.
• Fixing: hold the insulation with the recommended tapes, screws or staples.

Common questions about thin thermal insulation

Here are the questions our clients ask most often about thin thermal insulation:

• How thick is thin insulation?Our thin products run from 5 to 20 mm, and are designed to deliver the most insulation possible within that depth.
• Does thin thermal insulation work in summer as well as in winter?Yes. It works against the cold of winter and against the heat of summer, though the mechanism at work is not the same in both cases.

Where thermal insulation is heading

The field does not stand still. Two current directions are worth noting:

• Recycled materials:our R'Acoustic range is made from recycled textile.
• Product development:materials whose performance keeps improving within the same thickness.